Barclay's Premier League '14-'15 discussion V3

Adebayor accuses mum of juju, sacks her from his house
The Togo and Tottenham striker says he cannot allow his mother and siblings into his house because they want to destroy him with witchcraft

http://allsports.com.gh/football/family-feud-adebayor-accuses-mum-of-juju-sacks-her-from-his-house-id3291777.html

Busby Babe wrote:Adebayor accuses mum of juju, sacks her from his house
The Togo and Tottenham striker says he cannot allow his mother and siblings into his house because they want to destroy him with witchcraft

http://allsports.com.gh/football/family-feud-adebayor-accuses-mum-of-juju-sacks-her-from-his-house-id3291777.html

juju
Family is overrated tbh.

wtf that has to be satire

I bet half of these injured Man Utd players will be back just before the game against Arsenal

He already confirmed Di Maria, De Gea and Carrick are fit. Blind, Rojo, Rafael, Falcao, Jones and Evans are all out. Shaw is a doubt.

who will play left back should Shaw not be able to? Young? Or is Reece James back?

I think Blackett. Young is injured too, btw

urbaNRoots wrote:I bet half of these injured Man Utd players will be back just before the game against Arsenal

It dont mater really, they could send their entire youth team we would still lose to them.

Raptorgunner wrote:

urbaNRoots wrote:I bet half of these injured Man Utd players will be back just before the game against Arsenal

It dont mater really, they could send their entire youth team we would still lose to them.

ffs, Rapz, we won't lose.

True that, I bet McNair or some other guy who will play conference football in a couple of years will score from a bicycle kick only for van Persie to rub it in late in the 96th minute even though the referee added 3 minutes of injury time while completely ignoring a blatant penalty call which the other referee calls but De Gea saves only for it to return on the rebound to Flamini who in the attempt to score gets himself sent off.

You know, just the usual Arsenal big match stuff.

Smalling is back too right.
So the back four might be Valencia Smalling McNair Blackett?
Blind out, a lot of others not really fit yet, like Carrick?
At least not 'van Gaal fit', meaning they are fit AND have trained for a while.

If Arsenal don't manage to win this one, they will never win against Utd again.

Hapless_Hans wrote:If Arsenal don't manage to win this one, they will never win against Utd again.

I don't know whether to feel good or bad about that.

urbaNRoots wrote:True that, I bet McNair or some other guy who will play conference football in a couple of years will score from a bicycle kick only for van Persie to rub it in late in the 96th minute even though the referee added 3 minutes of injury time while completely ignoring a blatant penalty call which the other referee calls but De Gea saves only for it to return on the rebound to Flamini who in the attempt to score gets himself sent off.

You know, just the usual Arsenal big match stuff.

I'm anticipating a 2 or 3-1 for Arsenal. COYG.

Hapless_Hans wrote:Smalling is back too right.
So the back four might be Valencia Smalling McNair Blackett?
Blind out, a lot of others not really fit yet, like Carrick?
At least not 'van Gaal fit', meaning they are fit AND have trained for a while.

If Arsenal don't manage to win this one, they will never win against Utd again.

Last year United took 4 point off us, this year they are better and Arsenal are embarrassing.

Wenger will find a way to lose to United out of huge respect he has for the club.

Hapless_Hans wrote:Smalling is back too right.
So the back four might be Valencia Smalling McNair Blackett?
Blind out, a lot of others not really fit yet, like Carrick?
At least not 'van Gaal fit', meaning they are fit AND have trained for a while.

If Arsenal don't manage to win this one, they will never win against Utd again.

I think he would have specified for Carrick if he wasn't fully fit. For example, Evans is not injured anymore, but he isn't match fit.

Utd wont lose this for sure, that is where LCG comes into picture. I am sure he will get tactically better of Wenga and I will say, they will at least draw if not win

clearly you overestimate the tactical finesse of LvG

He's a good coach in training, but not a good tactician.

I think he knows how to get it right in big games

Hapless_Hans wrote:clearly you overestimate the tactical finesse of LvG

He's a good coach in training, but not a good tactician.

Well he is going against a genius tactician so you might be right. Wenger will confuse LVG by playing Sanchez as a GK, I dont think LVG would see that coming.

I will be gutted if Shaw doesn't make it for this one. The thought of Blackett playing LB in a game this big terrifies me

Raptorgunner wrote:

Hapless_Hans wrote:clearly you overestimate the tactical finesse of LvG

He's a good coach in training, but not a good tactician.

Well he is going against a genius tactician so you might be right. Wenger will confuse LVG by playing Sanchez as a GK, I dont think LVG would see that coming.

Wenger's vs LvG's philosophy

Raptorgunner wrote:

Hapless_Hans wrote:Smalling is back too right.
So the back four might be Valencia Smalling McNair Blackett?
Blind out, a lot of others not really fit yet, like Carrick?
At least not 'van Gaal fit', meaning they are fit AND have trained for a while.

If Arsenal don't manage to win this one, they will never win against Utd again.

Last year United took 4 point off us, this year they are better and Arsenal are embarrassing.

Wenger will find a way to lose to United out of huge respect he has for the club.

you do know we havent won a single away match this season right ? Even with fit players we couldnt achieve that. And here we are down like never before with injuries.
Like Hans said, you guys are favorites to take 3 points.

Alan Pardew has compared Newcastle United to Bayern Munich as he looks to preserve his side's winning run.

The St James' Park outfit have won five matches on the bounce in all competitions and host QPR in the Premier League on Saturday.

Pardew highlights the team's attacking discipline as a contributing factor to their recent upturn in form and says Bundesliga champions Bayern are the example to strive for.

"Our strengths are we have incredible discipline in the team from our offensive players," he told reporters.

"The current top model in Germany are Bayern Munich. That's their strength, that's what we have got, and pace."

M99 wrote:Alan Pardew has compared Newcastle United to Bayern Munich as he looks to preserve his side's winning run.

The St James' Park outfit have won five matches on the bounce in all competitions and host QPR in the Premier League on Saturday.

Pardew highlights the team's attacking discipline as a contributing factor to their recent upturn in form and says Bundesliga champions Bayern are the example to strive for.

"Our strengths are we have incredible discipline in the team from our offensive players," he told reporters.

"The current top model in Germany are Bayern Munich. That's their strength, that's what we have got, and pace."

cue Mole entrance

He's *bleep* delusional.